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' lfl take place,

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sting attorney.

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for unity Bread. "

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‘ .tnLIiNWLLa, arena—itemcnem-

of the Platnviiie
who had pre-

matfs -e crusade ainst the

1-. agdln stirred the Platnville
" . Binds)! :1.) In the
Kristian», oeti whlst

. as a torn of gain ng which

. ‘ .soclety.

.ence representing four of the

stars. The

wasp: tenures presid-

Q. Judd, pastor
alerted

erase, which be
people almost

tangy» small stakes at social
was fast becoming a

he said. It in-

sreenary features Into
, ,fi s of parlors are
~ .acsae, , Clmhlpg. Many a bank
. . libs, started on his career
. Iris- prison In fashionable parlors.
I arch lain have a bad influence, at-

affies and draw—

.Claflté said that if he under-
law of the State, those who

parties where

prises are, given [are amenable to the

- Playing whlsi.

prim at parties Ia harmless in It-‘
,.but afliudgeuhad told him that
as nothing to prevent the

going into the

, taking the whole crowd.
.waoiezthtng ls tainted. The whist-

Merase of the present day does

 
 
 
 
 
 

ntbling erase to

.chediters,
. timbiins

feet on Its social aspect, but it is

win the prises.

aylag, pure and simple, Is as

but when it
aspect it ought

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4-,; wht prise ls

-‘ -> ’ hurting some one towards me entirely of the cough. strengthen-t "'"'
. 'bllll ‘ The rest of winningqarinr ed tny lungs tintl restored me to my- - _
. ‘35,”; u“ crazy over_ Mr. 'normal weight, ltcnith and strength. CASTOR IA
e- .tbai tne ladies would not .8uid by Clifford Pharmacy. - ‘f' _ _
. tetauend all the whlat L. - . .. , . , MI
, , said. u the giving of comma to sass passes 11. I; 1" trend W
: , d be, abolished. He had , Jsrr‘assos crrv. M0,. bunch 2.— .1]. K“ Y. Ill" ”I.” w
, told, that the cause or the low The supreme court yesterdax’ refused t t .
Cf m [bent in the town was on )0 grant a. rehearing to Collins. the , x 3.." m
hioi'theghiobling. _ ,bank robber.sz was captured in - '- ma
.' . ,necticut and afterwards Emmett f . , e
murdering Detective Sent a. r. 001- . '

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'fbr prlaes will play for money In

are not careful.
influential to-

i'isj stints mé a. Bard a
9; km“ s sores-3v-

“load cure.

. ‘i‘f a perfeme well wo-_
he. Chan Hutton, Berrille.

Fa...—
DIUGOID.

.w “in“! by Young Ira.

ts et‘Wtsnee.

t.—lrs. Daniel

'I 'I MIWIH who, 'lthhfl'

ren, lives at the
Mia-and [rt-C.

on I'm.- ~,~~ t street, tells a
(QC Inning M
but“ '

ii on Bat-
‘mseif

«boarding at
two or three
he asked her

laiimsy that senses the ep tlfe
‘. wall as delicious. A pg
riotous _
the “union of brown into refined
the pen
an edslteration.

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fit. Ms

W" . .
or any age. Unlike molasses

 

alum-e of the corn kernel.
A safe. reliable food
tine which mshe'handy

At all grocers. too. see and soc.

 

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Arr-tel
: ' Team I'd Worcester.

sites of the c
‘iil league

of the non-c
of the Conn

season at the meeting of titc It
directors, held here yesterday.

that he was In receipt of a lctcr

that he had been to Worcester,
had made all arrangements for
transfer of the New Haven Iran
to that city.
had secured grounds In that city.

whether any complications

the directors say that

said, matte application for that

soclatlon board of directors, will

any possible infringements in thc
inschanges.

wing to the sickness of Wi
Aufort. New Hanover; not reprt
ed.
'Nrose present were Morrisaey.
wlch; 0'Neii;-Sprln_qileld;. Erlnde
liolyoke; Tracy 'and' Kennedy

One of the most remarkable
of a cold, deep-seated on, the l
causing pneumonia, Is’ that of

was entirely cured by the
Minute Cough Cures She snys:
coughing and straining so
me that Prautv‘ ,ln weight
148 to 32 pouii‘dg. -
of remedies to no tivail until I
One Minute. (ktttgh (lure.

 

 

. l. the date
.weeka ago.

{Alon st uscosarrturto

[hired by the count

 

prisonmentdorisny one who it
an, because he _ia»a

 

 

 

on. to Transfer New Haveni
Nifty HAVEN. March 2,—sor reason
Iiast-Iiull ;
teams. nothing whs tionc toward ur-
rflxlng a schedule for the coming
. ,Sscretary O'Rourke said yesterda

Manager Canaveu, In "which he stated

its also stated that be
This led to a spirited debate as to

would
ensue if such a change were made..

*lufringing on territorial rights of
th New England league, whom it is

some time last fall. Chairman hior- CHICAGO

"'“y‘ of "0'3""- adjourned the. During November and llccetnbcr.
New“ “m" “m" “"c" " mm 1003 ont' fifth of Iht‘ aths in New
lug which time Secretary O‘Rourke. ‘ ' ’

who Is a member of the National as-

up records to dimover if there will be

ford; Humphries. New London; I
. WON ‘ CHICAGO. March 2.44M Record-
0 Rourke, Eff—.4...— , ' Herald ,today says: ("The movement
COLDO GAUGE; PNIUMONIA. ,to build a music hall and make the Chi-

Gertrudc E. l-‘cnner, Marlon. lud., who‘
use of One

weakened nitt- announcement.
‘iried a number I00". ltns not been raised bill that sub-

l-‘onr bo._tmnrk and therc is no question in re.
dies of this wonderful remedy curedlll‘m' "‘ mm" "‘9 remainder.

must_ therefore, hang on Marchi

l“oowasns. Ohio. March 2.-—Thc
supreme Court has tleclln-il'llumnltl- nally season a white girl a few days
rationeitnetmwatch providedapen- ago; ,
,3” 011100 ilne- and six months'iub .ly quiet.' and talk of lynching has one»

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as t' i

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Prefers
LMIOII . -
TOIRINo'l'ON. larch a.—Aii (lo-
' shoe is excited ova the arrest oi John
|Portar. s constable of the town. on
.compiaint of Miss Maude Hon h, a
pretty school (“her of the vllalo.l
who in about to become a mother. The
sensation was added to when the Ina-l
tice before whom the case was brought.
deemed it of so serious a nature that
he held the accused under 112.000
bonds for his appearance in court. I
Porter. who is well known in 'l‘or-.
, I'ill for: as well as In Ooaben. denlcs
. hav ng ‘had any relations with the
.tcacbcr. and will contest the case to
2 the bitter end. He has. it is understood,
rctsiued Attorney Biercc as his coun-
sci. Lawyer Nickcrson. of Cornwall.
will look after Miss ilough's interests
in the matter. The papers wcrc madc
out In Cornwall. and tin ofllccr from
that place scrvcd them on Porter. I
Miss Ilongit came to tiushcu to teach
school some time ago. She lllll bccnl
there lnti a short time before the
townspeople learnt-ti tltnt sltc llllti not
.ulways enjoyed the best reputation.
Him hulls front Southlugton and about
three years ago taught school in item-
den, One of the members of the
school committee of the latter town
was a man named Cook. and Miss
'iiough. it developed later In court.
Wl‘OlI‘ something on the blackboard
which Mr. Cook objected to and the
teacher was dismissed. She fought in
the courts [0 retain her position. but
last. At the time she was keeping
tcompuny with a wealthy young man
and In; provided her with the means'
to press the case. The action caused '
. ,n scnsnilon In llatndcn. anti the New
.‘liavcn dailies teemed with the ac-
lcounts of the. prolonged cottrt session.
Scion aftcrwnrds Miss lluugit was
; tukcn dangerously ill and her life hung
| on n thread. At the height of her sick-

“,mm ; lli'sii, sht- escaped in the evening from

 

her bedroom. scantily clad. and walk-
t'tl through the snowflo yards beforc
falling exhausted. She was found by
her lover a half-hour laiq. For some
,tlmc she lingered between life and
, I death. but Ilnally recovered. Miss
from I Hough's lover then left her. after the
t knowledge that site had been accused
. of having stolen valuables from a store

‘Ih_.'l|(‘

.12: in New Haven.
chlae‘ From Southlngton, the young lady

drifted to (loshen, and her present sit-
uatlon will probably be not so much
a surprise to her old friends as to
residents in this section. Considerable
surprise ls expressed at the large bond
fixed by the Jusilcc who iresldcd. and
the case promises to pr vc an lhtor-
l eating one when it comes to court.

 

they

""y DEATH RATE IN new you AND

 

York and (‘hlcago were ront pneumo-

look nin. Foley's Honey and Tar not only
stops the cough bttt hcais and
mm_,strcnrtlhens the lungs and prevents
pncumonia. so do not take (‘hflllt'N on
lliam a cold wearing away, when l-‘olcy's
we“ I Honey and Tar will cure you quickly
land pt'cvcnt serious results. Sold at
Nor- I Platsted's drug store "

Vine.

s._._.s..,. ,
".n_,tH‘ICAOO'8 PE:=ANEM ORCHES-
A.

cases i cago orchestra pcrtnhoelnt, the crown-
unfl'jng achievement in the life of Theo-
Mrs. :dorc Thomas has auccehdcd. and we

‘concerts ore to become a perpetual in-
,stltution. The trustees say. however,
"The that they are not ready to make deli-
lt is understood
mmnbst the cnttre amount nccdcd. 8750.-
$650,000

umllscriptlons have passed the

 

 

see one omsran cows!
, NEWPORT. Ark. rch 2.-e-l-‘ear of
{mob vlql'noe to "Bush Duggett.
MAL. l the negro'oenlned in .County Jail
on suapiqlon of attemp ing to crimi-

two I

hfi‘lt'tbalded. The city is perfect-

barg- ed. Bu r Joht‘o’n‘. one of the three
other negroesgarresterlz on. suspicion, has
. eased

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘ mils;

So frequently settle on the lungs and result in Pneumonia or Consumption. Do not tahe
away or take something that only half curesit, leaving the seeds of serious throat and lung trouble.

Cures Coughs and Colds quickly and prevents

Pneumonia. and .Con’sumptlotn

.C. Unger, Zli Maple St., Champalgn. lll.. writes:
I l was troubled with a backing can b for a year and

thoughti had consumption. l
remedies and i was under the care
several months.
HONEY AND TAR.
been troubled since."

i used one bottle o
It cured me. and l have not

. TIIIIEE SIZES, 250, 500 and SI.00~
SOLO III “BONDED BY

t

chances on a cold wearing .

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IA. MIN m "I"! runs
all was? II VI. IICIIIAILI
lienry Livingstone. Babylon, N. Y., writes: “I
had been a eulorer with Bronchitis for twenty years
and tried a rest man with or results until i used
l-‘OLEY'S HONEY ND Alt which cured the"
my Bronchitis which i supposed was incurable. .

Boftiso Substitutes

ed a great many
of physicians 'or
FOL S

PLAISTED‘S DRUG STORE. - .*

 

 

as T0 rsousv escosaaa.
.., , .,
Waterbury Cars New Operated From
New Milford Co.'e Plant.

HARTFORD. Mlll‘t‘ll L's-Th0 liiil’l‘
ford Strcot Railway Company has up-
plltui to the municipal unthoritlcs for
an approval of Its plans to t-xtt-nd its
lines within the city limits. The com-
pany has also under cnntumpiailon the
construction of sonic cxtcnslons of its
suburban lines. '

The Connecticut ilnilsny a Lighting
company is greatly enlarging the ca-
pacity 0f the poww station for u..-
Bridgeport division of its system. The
platti has been cxtcndcd and au sou.
kilowatt generator, directly connected

being'installctl.
months before them
be ready for use.
have a capacity of 3,6pt)

' generator will

Weslptiri lil'fllli'llt‘a.
The trolley cars in the Waterloo-y

Lighting company urc now" operated

a distance of :to mites. Somc liliPrI‘illn
tlons in the power huvt- n-sultcd front
orn- or two breaks in the New Milford
company‘s canals, but It is believed
that the trtmbit- trout this source will
be cllminatetl :tftcr =tw frost is ottt of
thc ground. The ofilcials arc cutt-
vlnccd that this longdixtancc transmis-
stop of power will b.‘ :1 success. The
service will soon is- cvtentlt-tt to titt-
New Britain and t‘bt-sbire divisions.

The railroad comm slum-rs will giro
a hearing this week" in tho pctttion of
tho timton a Btontngton Strect llaii~
way company for authority to construct
in trolley‘ line (mm-firptun oppositeh'cw
landon eastward t male various vii-
lagcs to the Rhodc hiltlld state llni‘.
it ls‘noi expected that any opposition
PXI‘i'lll perhaps to ntibor dctnils. will
tlmt-Iop. ' "

DO YOU WANT,$TRENGTH?

it you wont to increase your
strength you illilt~l mid to and not take
from the physical. to other words,
the food thst you cnt'ntust be digest-
ed, assimilated and nppruprlateti by
the tun-cs. blood and tissues before
being cxpcllcd fron't' lllt' Intestines.
Kmtol llyspcpsln (‘urt- adds to the phy-
It. gives strength to and builds
up strength In the human system. It
is pleasant to taste und palatable, and
the only combination" of tllgcstanis
that will digest the food and enable
the system to ap mpt‘liilc all of its
health and res h-giv'ing.,trtts|ltii?.
Sold by 4 . ’ _ "

‘ a ‘7 - e
’oasausv re use it wasn‘t.
astrtwatet Business of, Max doth ,ie

I} Transform to atamford.
DANBIIRY. March 2.-—The M
Roth shirt waist autwill be closed

next month and tie business will
transferred to Stamford. The reuse
assigned for discontinuing the local
plant is that it.is impossible to secure
lllmfielll heln’hel‘et' k fem-of about
150' operatives. a large number of
whomare women. is employed, but the
firm needs 200. Thelestahiishment has
been in operation About four ye .
and it is rushed with orders. All .ly;
local employee-‘who desire to go 0
Sum? will be supplied with posi-
tions t ere. At Stamlurtl'the-ilrm at-
ready has a plant. which will be sub-
stantially enlarged to accommodate the
Danbury‘buainess. .The same-parties
also operate factories i New York
,city and Spring Xallei'. - V-

Iron Tits? coco.
.: it may result In Pneumonia.

“- “newscast-.3?

Nor (rind.

; .0. as see and two bottles. “°.°“,';

m. hastor's and Platsted's.
. . w. . ' . .t
woisstl own IN THI allow.

 

district of Illi‘ thylpwtlgi‘t Rullwtty CI

‘ PHYSICAL DIRECTORS ME‘T.

 

Conference at the Y. M, C. A., New
Britain. Yesterday.

NEW liIII'I‘AlN, March 2.—A

scrc in uttcndnnce:

A. l..
Wilson. New, Britain: 0. M. Martin.
Now llnven: State Secretary litttcs.
New Haven; Dixon and llucklnnti, of

Hartford: (loatlsell, of Winstctl; sits-abum-II.
"no. arc the inventors of the original

by. of 'l‘orrington; E. K. Alli-n,

METAL THIEVES PLEADED GUIL-

llnrcs, Charles ll. Clnrit and Frank Har-
mmdow, who u't-rc arrcstt-ti for stealing a
it-rt-nct- of bltyslcnl directors of ihclflrli‘ itlllnlili' of mctnl from the fac- l
stoic wns hcltl at the local Y. M. (3.10rl'0f Lumiere. l-‘ral'l' 3‘ (“It‘ll ill NI'W
.\., yesterday. The following directors Brllfll" pleaded guilty '0 lhc chargc 0' l
tbcft win-n arraigned in the Superior I
Fish. Bridgeport; .I, iicrbortCourt yesterday afternoon.

LOCKJAW CAUSED DEATH.
IlANBlIRY. March 2.—-Velzeh Kriho,
a fur worker. tiled in the Danbury lion-
pital yesterday of lockjaw. The dis-
casc followed on accident in which
h’tho sustained a laceration of one of
- his hands.

TY

tun'ri-‘onn. 51.1.... 2.-~Nuthnn

 

HAPPY. HEALTHY CHILDREN.

1 Atty child can take Little Early

, Risers with perfect safety. They are
harmless, ncver gripe or slcken, and
yet they are so certain in results that
, robust constitutions requiring drastic
‘ means are never disappointed. They

 

THE NAME WITCH HAZEL.
Tht- mime Witch Hazel is much
E. (‘. lit-Witt & (‘41.. Chica-

hiprldpn; w, (‘,. mum”. and wnnamund only gcnttinc Witch litizcl Salve. .cannot fail to perform their mission

iiofmo-Istcr. of New Haven.

’l‘hc program was in charge of 0.198. Eczema. 'l'ettcr, i’llt‘x PIP-
willi a l.200horsc power engine, lsttow M, Martin, of New Haven, who is an‘art- many countt-rtt-iis of this salve. other pills.
H W lliv at lentil an atnlctic unibority of national rt-gittttt-'30nlc "I Whli‘ll HI"-

tion. It Included wand tlriil, .-\. l..

The plant will then Ir‘islt, Iirltlgt-port: discussion; stall buerllc-h Hm! Sulvc m that the name
horse-power i work rum discussion, .i. licrlwrt \t..- I E. (‘, DcWItt (r (‘o.. (‘bit-ago, is on the‘
and Will supply powo-i‘ not only for tin-1mm. Ncw liriinln; .ppumrug work, ti. ‘ box llfltl a cure is t‘t~;‘lllill.
lot-iii lines but for 'Tll?‘ 'Mlifm'tl will i M. hinrtiu. New liuvcli: relation oi the I'lmiil‘tl l'llflrlllili'l'.

”.ltysiczii director to ”w gt-nt-rnl tissts-tu
ttion work, i-ltntc St‘t'l't-ilir)‘ unite.
. .MOTHERS

IAUSTRALIAN ..U8E

by power lrlllli‘mliit‘il front the plant rCHAMBERLAIN'S COUQH R5maom§lnhn linusiicir of Trumbull, over the.
of the New Milford cotitpuny on lllt'l
lionsntunic river, in i.ilchrtt-ltl county, , {Hill-he)". ”r Iioartlford, Vlciorin, .\Ils- . rim-tam] 1,, Jug”... Tm)...“ who MIMI

’l‘bt- followlnglr'licr from him \v. r‘.‘

traits. shows iltatChnnibt-rlaiu's (‘uusb
| Remedy furnishes the same prompt rc-
Iief and is prised as highly by tho
Imothcrs of that far away country as!
gin the l'nlietl States. She says: “In.
tmy family of eight. all of whom arc:
isubjcct to colds and coughs. l have
‘trled many cough mixtures, but have
found nothing so good as t‘ltambcr-l
1 lsln's t‘uttgit Remedy. lilvcn in whoop”
lmy: cough it makcs tht- attack very;
I much lighter. In fact I have used noth- »
ling t-lsc since first trying it, for its1
ivalne was proved. i always rucotuvl
lmcnd It." “ l

 

 

MIDDLETOWN PROPERTY AT-
TACHED.

| )illiiil.it’l‘0\\'N. March 2.——-I'ropt-rty
VIII Mitldlt-town owned by Delis 'l‘. H.
Ward, of New Haven, has been attach-
cd in a still brought by her busbund,
thoI'gc Il. Ward. of this city. MI‘.‘
I Ward claims danntgcs of 820.000, llc .
iasscrts ilttti In Ihltf. ht- made his Mitl- j
ldlciown property ti\'t'i' to his wife, on 5
account of the dctnunds..of alleged.
creditors. He still rt-iointei n- life in-;
ten-st In the property, but in 1902. ac- i

t

l

cording to his statement, Mrs. Ward
induced him to relinquish his life in-,
terest on the plea that the-.pmpt-rty
could be sold to good advantage. AI-.
ier he signed away his interest. illi‘
says she refused to live with him any,
longer, and now threatnnh. hc. niicgcs.l
to get ,n divorce. ~. . ‘.
I W" I
CUR” HEMOBRHMIIC OF- THE;
I. . we." . ~ 3

"Severe! years since my .lungs were
so badly inflected that I had many

, hemorrhages." writes A. M. Ake..of

Wood. Ind. “Ltook treatment with

at several physicians wiiltout any benefit.

i then started tozialte Foley‘s Honey!
and Tar. and my lungs armtmw as
sound as a bullet. i recommend lit
in advanced stages. of lnttg trouble."
wry-l0 lions-y and-Tar stops the1
cottgh and heals the lungs. and pro-t
vents perious results from a cold. Htr'
fuse substitutes.
drug store,
“tannin new TOWN CLERKJ
'BHIDGEPORT. March 2. -—The so]

 

lectmen of Fairileld held a meeting
yesterday afternoon and chose Joseph
1. Flint, a young lawyer with offices
in this city. to the position of' town:
clerk made vacant by the death of
George H. Knapp. There is some op-
position to the appointment of Attor- I
ney Flint and a, tition has been cir- ‘:
culated for the ling of a special town
meeting. . 9

AN HIGH 0! TRUTH. ’
Dr. vid Kennedy‘s new medicine, :
Ca ra lvnrt..hasbeen successful in I
which have Med good-doctors; i
and what it ha-dohe-lt may he trust-l
ed to do suitor-Whether your trouble ‘
be saute or ahsonlc the result will be
theme: «emu oases, yonmnet be!
heroin and t.. For full tutor-v,
atioo and a free supple bottle write to .
the Wars Company, Readout. N. 2‘

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‘wdurao that names LAW.
I! 2,—Two govern-
IIOIIS W mod m Bil-
llle . and to Jinan on
:3- am? ...- ten-v”: -
L. "l 0 9' 01‘
this aft-Ayah. ‘ i

 

 

u,

A certain cure for cut.» llums. liruls-

and every one who uses Dertt's Lit-
tle Early Risers prefer them to all

They cure billlousness.
I.

There

dangerous, while! Sold by Clifford Pharmacy.
In buying

 

CUT IN FREIGHT GRAIN RATE.
t‘lllf‘AGO. March 2.-The Chicago
Sold by most Western has renewed its attack
"3 on tho (‘hlcago and Northwostern by
- -——~-—- 4.- .umoum-ing u t'urt..er cut of two cents
cow CASE DECIDED. ;.u Hm ponds in the rate oti grain from
TIII‘ mm ismous “cow cttsc" of Missouri River points to Chicago. The
i‘harit-s Mtddlt-brtsvk against Mary and} us» rules, which will be four cents on
‘ wimtt and three cents on corn. will go
pounding of the fornicr'rl cow. has been . into effect next Friday. The rates
front Missouri River points to Chlclgo
the critic ht-rc last Saturday. In favor , now run only about 0ne~half the rates
of the plaintiff. who is awarded SI and ‘1 in cffect front the Missouri River to
costs. amounting to 824.30. ' the Mississippi. -

tltcy arc all \vortlilcss.

 

HAVE YOU U.ED

BRAZILIAN

 
 

lift GREAT

ANIISKPIIC
6.9508 or CROW
org‘ggyeus ssqsgwo'

ccmg‘ummtoiv

rectum Ill! "If mu

CATARRH - {2‘55 .ASTIIMA

on uses an 3". mounts:

mesons.

Cures‘SoI-e Throat. Quinsy and Uicerated Tensile. sakes Cold
Grip and Plenrisy out of the whole system like magic.

50 DOSES 25c, I25 DOSES 50c, 300 DOSES $1.00 .

No opium, novqnlnine, no chloroform. no poison.
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